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Panini Pizza

3.4 (46 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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Eddie D.

First time eating from here and the food was great! We got a couple pizza's. Margarita and Pepperoni also a Turkey Artichoke Panini . Everything was absolutely delicious including the home made potato chips and Marco behind the counter was very entertaining taking our order I Would highly recommend!!

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8 years ago

Excellent service and tasty pizza. Have tried several different pies and they've all been good.

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9 years ago

The food is good and the staff us nice. They gave us some extra pizza for a Scout event.

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Marco A.

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9 years ago

An hour and a half for food that was cold and inedible. The order was wrong and the food was terrible. Don't waste your time.

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“It was flavorful with a nice thin, crispy crust; however, it was a little skimpy on the chicken, especially when compared to the Carne Lovers.”

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4.8(33 reviews)
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I really wanted to patronize Tesoro Cucina on a regular basis. The quality of the meatballs and of…read morethe pizza is always the litmus test of an Italian joint, in my opinion, and Tesoro Cucina nailed both. Their pizza is the equal of Regina's, although I would have to make sure that mine wouldn't come out well-done if I ordered it again. I say "if" because I'm not sure if I'll be doing business there again. Last night, my wife and I decided to get meatball subs from Tesoro's. She encouraged me to hustle because they close at 7:30 and she told me she'd phone in the order before I got there. When I arrived at approximately 7:07, there was a guy locking the door from the outside. It was dark and I had just got out of my car, so I couldn't tell if it was the owner or not, but before I could approach, he said "We're closed." My reply was "Oh. didn't my wife call in for a couple of sandwiches?," to which he replied "No." Maybe it would have been expecting too much from him to include a "Sorry" in our brief exchange, but he was brusque and dismissive which really stuck in my craw because the Tesoro take out menu states that the business stays open until 7:30. The last time I was there, I was tactful enough to not complain about my pizza being scorched and I was also tactful for not calling the guy out for advertising their closing time at 7:30 and then then turning away a prospective customer in a less-than-polite manner. We've been searching for another good place other than the Riverview to get a pizza and maybe that search will have to continue now. However, all was not lost after my being turned away by Tesoro's because I stopped at Mikey's Famous Roast Beef on the way home and brought home a meatball sub that was shockingly delicious and I will henceforth be doing my part to make that meatball sandwich as "famous" as their roast beef.

Between Salem, Peabody, Danvers, and Beverly, there are dozens and dozens pizza places in the area…read more This doesn't even include the rest of the North Shore. One night, while wanting to try a local pizza place but not have to drive too far and not have to fight the difficult parking in downtown Salem, I discovered Tesoro Cucina in Beverly on Bridge Street. What immediately stood out when viewing their menu is their eclectic selection of specialty pizzas. Any pizza joint can have a meat lovers, Greek, and veggie, but Tesoro Cucina comes up with some interesting combinations. Case and point: The "Dill"icious Duo - with their signature "ranchfredo" sauce, whole milk mozzarella, super sour pickles, and North Country bacon. The alfredo and ranch white sauce was so savory, the pickles were indeed super sour, and there was an absurd amount of bacon. Most pizzas that include bacon throw on a few pieces of basic bacon bits but this was real, crispy, big pieces of bacon. I have had plenty of pickle pizzas and this was hands-down the best I've had by far. I've also tried the Old School Gabagool (mozzarella, crushed San Marzano tomatoes, hot imported capicola, cherry pepper relish and sweet onions) and The Big Malaka (fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, feta, garlic, olives, spinach, peppers, onions, oregano, olive oil drizzle), both of which were also great. The restaurant sits in its own little strip mall, making parking extremely easy, and the staff inside have always been welcoming and friendly. Every time I think to try a new pizza place in the North Shore area, I ultimately go back to Tesoro Cucina because you cannot go wrong.

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